The Archive · 1935

Cyclists Create Chaos in Tokyo

Tokyo, Oct. 19.

Tokyo's police to-day launched a vigorous campaign to bring order out of the chaos created by the wild rushing about of 800,000" bicycles in the metropolis.

Under instructions issued to-day, the courses hitherto given cyclists on trate law observance by the police, will be amplified by lessons "from volunteer civilians who have been specially trained.

Every large store or factory using a large number of bicycles will be assigned one of these volunteers who will teach the cyclists how to behave the road, This decision follows the inability of the police to do all the teaching themselves. In four months, only 32000 cyclists received instruction from the ury's confirmation has been given, the state of mind of the creditors need of be inquired into. A committee of Mr. Chuo Fang-pu's subordinates will consider Mr. Chen's scheme, and the Treasurer will then act on its recommendation, Within a week or so the Bank should know where it stands.

China's national day will be one for genuine rejoicing in Kweiyang, for the Found-up of instigators of disloyalty came on the eve of the city's celebra-ion. From hotels and lodging houses 32 of Chu Teh's secret service men were led away, and forced ¢o confess,

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